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Jul 23, 2008 | 02:11 PM

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bamboo_08

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when i looked at it it looked like a 2.5 maybe 3?

Jul 23, 2008 | 02:12 PM

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2.5? I don't think it would be that small

Jul 23, 2008 | 02:15 PM

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it looked pretty thin. i know it was thinner than mine for sure. so probably a 3"

Jul 23, 2008 | 03:31 PM

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Originally Posted by inneedof

A pump is really easy to install, but i would wait until right before you are planning to get tuned again to have it put in.

When you get an intake make sure the pipe has 2 bends and looks king of like an s, The single bend intake pipes throw of the maf and will effect idle.

This kit has really surprised me. Just riding around in the car it feels like it spools quicker on Mikes car then it did on duggys, witch is weird sense duggy had a 9

Are you saying that I can install it myself?

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Originally Posted by Kevindanger

ARC baby

You got lucky with your ARC, haha. That's what I heard.

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Originally Posted by inneedof

i believe Lucas (SunKren) already has an uicp

Yes, I'm Lucas. I have the uicp from the HKS BOV kit bought from gruppe's. Aaron said I don't need to replace that anymore with anything unless I have too much money to burn.

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Originally Posted by hanahawaiian

u may need ucip too. and stay away illtech.. treat me bad in past...

I called Garret today, asking him how much it would cost to install Brake Pads and I might ask them to change my engine oil too.

And may be the fuel pump, still unsure tho.

Jul 23, 2008 | 04:39 PM

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He must be the tech I haven't met. Andrew and Codey are good guys, I'm sure Garret is too. I would not recommend doing the pump yourself unless you KNOW what your doing, I've heard a few stories of people trying to do it themselves only to end up having to pay 2 or 3k bucks to get it fixed.

Jul 23, 2008 | 07:31 PM

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I did swap my fuel pump in IX and i know how.. it easy...
hit me up if u need help with mods..

I rather to not talk about Illtech or World one.. i have a nothing to say.. thanks!

Jul 23, 2008 | 08:31 PM

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Originally Posted by SunKren

And may be the fuel pump, still unsure tho.

As billy said above, if you change this out then you should get the car re-tuned as soon as possible after. The car will drive but its going to run rich in certain places until you get re-tuned for the new pump.